This website has been created to help promote the general views and aspirations of local Campaign for Real Ale members in Suffolk (England) who may otherwise refered to as Suffolk CAMRA.

NOTE: Members of Suffolk CAMRA endevour to support the traditional pub as a social concept and also to promote the continued availability of quality cask conditioned real ale both in Suffolk and elsewhere. To this end they will publish pub related material and promote the drinking of real ale.

Any personal views expressed within any articles published within this website are not necessarily those of the webmaster, any local CAMRA branch nor of CAMRA Ltd.

This website cannot take responsibility for the content of any other website which may be directly linked to this website.

NOTE: It has never been the intention of Suffolk CAMRA to defame others nor to publish either libelous or grossly offensive material during the promotion of their opinions within this website. Neither do they encourage binge drinking or the sale or consumption of alcohol to any UNDER 18 year old people within the UK.

ALSO NOTE: "Last Orders" is a "FREE" magazine published by Ipswich & East Suffolk and West Suffolk branches of CAMRA in conjunction with Colourplan Ltd. It is widely distributed around Suffolk and beyond. Any views expressed within the articles it may contain are not necessarily those of the Editor, either CAMRA branch nor of CAMRA Ltd.

SUFFOLK PUBS WEBSITE - Please feel free to use any of the information published within this website for your own personal purposes. BUT please do not ask us if you can reproduce any of this content for commercial purposes because such permission will NOT be granted.

As Suffolk CAMRA are a voluntary, non-profit making organisation we promise unreservedly that we will not use any of the content either published within this website (or published in any associated electronic or written work) for any personal or collective commercial gain.

It is our policy, as far as is practical, to credit any photograph or any other published information with the name of the individual or website that either created the content or subsequently supplied it to us. In the vast majority of cases this information has been freely given to be reproduced from private collections and to our knowledge has not been previously reproduced anywhere else. A few images have also been reproduced either from very old postcards, newspaper cuttings or other local public sources and these have generally been credited within the website where known.

FOR INFORMATION: we are currently led to believe that if the author of a photographic work (created before Jan 1969) IS NOT known then any Copyright expires 70 years after the work was made available to the public; if the author of a photographic work (created before Aug 1989) IS known then any Copyright expires 70 years after the death of the author.

Please contact us directly if you would like further or specific clarrification on this matter.
(also see the www.museumscopyright.org.uk )